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Bennett Place State Historic Site
The Bennett House is the location where the civil war ended in 1865 and the remaining troops were surrendered to General T. Sherman. A surrender re-enactment is held every April. Guided tours of the property are offered. Several exhibits are displayed including photographs, uniforms, flags and guns.
Address: 4409 Bennett Memorial Road Durham NC 27705
 1 919 383-4345
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Boyette Slave & Schoolhouse
This structure was originally a dwelling for slaves that were owned by the Boyette family. It was later used as a schoolhouse for the Boyette children and others from the surrounding area. Visitors can get a true feel for North Carolina's history when visiting this log cabin.
Address: US Hwy 301 North Kenly NC USA
 Send an Email 1 919 284-3431
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The Waynesborough Historical Village was constructed as a Civil War historic site. Attractions here include re-enactments of the Battle of Goldsborough Bridge and festive events throughout the year.
Address: 801 US Hwy 117 Bypass South Goldsboro NC USA 27530-5731
Send an Email 1 919 731-1653
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Built circa 1840, Horace Williams House has evolved through several architectural periods and features a number of antiques. The building was restored in 1974 and now serves as a cultural center and art exhibition space.
Address: 610 East Rosemary St Chapel Hill NC USA
1 919 942-7818
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The former home of North Carolina Governor Charles Brantley Aycock, Aycock Birthplace presents a 19th-century farmhouse, a one-room school house, a visitor center and a family cemetery to guests.
Address: . Fremont NC USA 27830
Send an Email (1) 1 919 242-5581
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Built in 1891, the Greek-revival style church is testament to the cooperation between blacks and whites in the area, specifically the Hayti community. The former church is now used as a performance venue and is home of the Old Hayti archival collection. Cultural arts and educational programs are also offered.
Address: 5825 Old Oxford Hwy Durham NC USA 27722
Send an Email 1 919 620-0120
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Battle Park
As the original site of Rocky Mount, Battle Park offers historic buildings from the early 1800s, such as the first post office in the city, as well as many new facilities and picnic areas. Nature trails, scenic stops and Civil War monuments are also located in this park.
Address: Falls Road Rocky Mount NC USA 27802
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